Small carry sac for my Curlee stove.

[streamline]

Well, I am supposed to be driving down to Charleston right now, but I really am procrastinating. So of course I am going through the normal routine of cleaning up, and packing a bit more and . . . well then this happened

I am very happy with it. I have never tried this style of stuff sack and I have to tell ya, it is a cinch. Easy peezy, slick as eel ****, and **** near awesome. Obviously I am still procrastinating because I had to take photos and post them here.

Hope everyone has a wonderful Turkey day!









This is where I got the reference materials. LINK

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Forgive the clemson colors. It was leftover scraps from a tarp I made GO COCKS!

[wa4chq]

Where was the stuff sac in the photos? Nice looking work, Streamline.
Happy Thanksgivings.

[wa4chq]

Oh, and thanks for the link...just what I've been looking for!

[Redoleary]

Well done streamline. The smaller they are the harder they are to make IMHO.

@ Seaelf two things: 1. is that your boat? Love the junk rig! 2. HERE is a video I made for making a similar stuff sack. A flat felled seam is not required, you can just sew down the side, I just like them.... same goes for the handle on the bottom you can skip that step as well.

[streamline]

You are right about the size. I started with a standard rectangular one, and then remembered the tutorial. The hard part was the rolled top hem, but it wasn't to bad. Flat felled seam will come into play on the next one. It will look better and keep the material from fraying.

Next will be a compression sack. Also a large version of this could work well for a pack rain cover.

[Caveman]

I do love some orange Nice little project. I need to make one for my candle lantern.

[streamline]

The tarp was orange and purple for a Clemson fan. Almost got me disowned by my kids. I have lots of scraps, sticking stuffers are in my future.

[wa4chq]

Hi RED... yes that's my junk -I gotta be careful where and how I say that tnx for the link. I'm setting up to make a sac or two. Thank again Streamline and RED.

[Simpleman]

Looks nice good job.